Corrections

1. What counts as a correction

A correction is any change that alters a factual claim previously published on qgi.dev — product status, architectural description, license terms, partner or customer relationship, benchmark number, date, attribution, or named quote. It is not a typo fix, a layout tweak, or a copy refresh that does not change a fact.

Corrections are logged publicly on this page so any reader or AI retriever comparing a historical citation to the current version can see what changed.

2. How to request a correction

Two channels. Pick whichever is easier.

• Email: sam@qgi.dev with the subject line Correction request.
• Contact form: /contact/?intent=press and pick "Correction" in the body of the message.

Please include the URL of the page, the specific sentence or claim you're flagging, and a source (a primary document, a public artifact, a dated statement) that supports the correction.

3. How QGI responds

• Acknowledgment: Within 2 business days. You'll hear back from a named human, not a queue address.
• Investigation: The original author and the editorial reviewer re-check the claim against primary sources. If the correction is clear-cut (mismatched fact, broken link, wrong date, wrong attribution), we update the page immediately.
• Update: The page is updated with the corrected fact, the dateModified is bumped, and the correction is added to the log below with a one-line summary and category.
• Disputes: If QGI and the requester disagree on the underlying fact, we publish the dispute — the requester's statement and QGI's position, both on the record — and invite a primary source resolution.

4. What is not a correction

• Editorial opinion or interpretation. These are debated in long-form editorial responses, not retroactively removed.
• Forward-looking statements (roadmap, timelines, design intentions). These can change; when they do, we update them in place with a dated note.
• Competitive comparisons. If a competitor disputes how their own product is characterized, we review against their published materials and correct any misstatement, but we do not remove accurate comparisons.

5. Corrections log